Assuming working on winXP, having Cygwin and your cross compiler
being installed properly,
I suggest using a makefile.
Run Eclipse
1. File > New > C Project
2. MakeFile Project > Other Toolchain
3. Name your project and add your files
4. Project > Properties > C/C++ Build > Discovery options
4.1 Set your compiler invocation command (arm-unknown-linux-gnu
most probably)
5. Project > Properties > C/C++ Build > Settings
5.1 Select ONLY GNU Elf Parser and everyting except MCC Error
Parser
6. Project > Properties > Paths and Symbols
6.1 For each language - Assembly, C and C++ - remove any
directories set by Eclipse automatically especially involving
Cygwin's sys directories, etc.
7. Apply > ok
8. Make sure that your include directories are set correctly by
checking Paths and Symbols.
hope that helps,
omurhan
--- In "frast1999" <> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> Has anyone successfully setup eclipse for the TS-7400? If so could
> you point me at some resources to use to get mine working.
>
> I've reinstalled eclipse several times, the CDT several times and
> nothing seems to work correctly; I can edit a file, but I can't
> compile it. I've also installed the GNUARM compiler and I can't
seem
> to get that working.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Thomas
>
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